Smith’s Tamarind Fruit Plant (Diploglottis smithii) Plant Type:Seedling Plant and responsiveness to clipping make

and responsiveness to clipping make it suitable for ornamental and fruit-bearing hedges

Much larger edible proportion compared to other American Garcinias

pronounced crown at the apex (up to 1 cm diameter)

Slow-growing

Smith’s Tamarind Fruit Plant (Diploglottis smithii) Plant Type:Seedling Plant and responsiveness to clipping makeDiploglottis smithii Common Names: Smith's Tamarind, Wild Tamarind. Botanical Name: Diploglottis smithii General Information: Family: Sapindaceae Native Range: Australia, native to rainforests and humid forests in eastern Australia and New Guinea. Size: Usually grows 10 to 15 meters with a compact canopy. Leaves: Compound, broad leaves. Fruits: Capsule fruits with a red or orange aril, having a juicy sweet sour taste. Usage: Used as a screening tree